Ross Brawn says Formula 1 will encourage Honda to lend its voice to the sport's efforts to define Grand Prix racing's future power unit. The announcement last week of Honda's exit from F1 at the end of next season has been interpreted by many as an indictment of the complexity and cost of the sport's current hybrid engine, raising questions on F1's approach to its engine rules. Brawn, who worked alongside Honda during his tenure at the helm of the Japanese manufacturer's F1 team, said he was sorry to see the company leave the pinnacle of motorsport but hopes it will return at some point in the future. "It is unfortunate Honda are leaving Formula 1 at the end of 2021," Brawn said...
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